When you're an up-and-coming young playwright with as much confidence in your skillz as Jack Driscoll, you know you're the bomb-diggity. That does not prevent you from seeing plays from other young, up-and-coming playwrights, and it is from one such performance that Mr. Driscoll enters the bar with a very lovely blonde on his arm
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Ann doesn't drink much; she needs some guidance.
Also, she's perfectly happy to just be looking at Jack and not worrying about drinks.
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Pinot Noir, homie, what?
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Which is why Matt doesn't feel particularly shy about approaching from the side, squinting as though he's trying remember something. "Excuse me, sorry, hi. You both look very familiar. Have we met, by any chance?"
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Jack gives the man a look-over, and comes to the conclusion that "...no, I don't think we have."
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The thing is, he's kind of got the guy pegged as a New Yorker, but hey, he's done that too. Besides, those outfits they're sporting are seriously retro, and wouldn't look out of place at the parties he's attended in his time.
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Jack has been attacked by a cute fox!
Save him, Ann! (Only ignore the look of complete and utter glee as he catches the fox in his arms.)
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"Well, hello, who's this?"
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Mary Anne skids to a stop in front of the happy couple.
"How have you two been?"
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"Mary Anne! Long time, no see! We're doing great...you look different." It's funny how he goes from :D to /:] in two seconds.
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"I...remember that job offer I mentioned to you a while ago, Jack? The really long term one? Well, I took it. And I got married, so I figure that's most of the different right there."
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Puss in Boots right infront of Jack, one paw held up in a stopping signal and the other hovering over the hilt of his sword. "Ha-ha!"
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A couple times.
And glances at Jack, and then back at the cat. "Can we, um, help you?"
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He figures if he doesn't move, the cat will go away.
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